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What medications keep your glucose levels down thanks and is there anything you can by off the counter?
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There is no diabetes medicine available over the counter. The main oral diabetes medicine is metformin. There is also insulin therapy-both long-acting and short-acting. Controlling your carbohydrate intake is important for dietary control if blood sugars. See your doctor for diabetes treatment. Good luck to you!
Answered 3/14/2023
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